Have you got a mature rescue dog? Are you having problems housetraining [potty training] him or her?
You may even have problems with a mature dog which you have brought up from a puppy, there are many reasons for this which usually come down to an alteration to the dynamics of your pack. By 'your pack' I am meaning all the people, dogs, cats, and any other pets within your household.
Any alteration can lead to stress, bids for leadership, or an elevation of status which your dog feels it cannot cope with. You may have added a new pet, one may have died, children may have gone away to college - anything like this can start a problem. It may also be caused by a house move.
Whether it is a stressed and frightened rescue dog, or your own mature dog showing signs of problems - treat it with the positive reward method, and treat it calmly, gently, and quitely, no harsh methods please!
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Showing posts with label housetraining. Show all posts
Showing posts with label housetraining. Show all posts
Sunday, 18 January 2009
Friday, 16 January 2009
Potty Training The Easy Way
Part of an article I have posted on 'GoArticles.com'...
A trouble-free, quick and simple Potty Training [housebreaking, housetraining] system for your puppy [or dog].
Most of all you need a method which works and is kind. Your puppy will really, really, want to please you and receive praise. So, as with all training, a positive frame of mind, and positive training methods, are all that's required.
Give Rewards when your pet does what is required of him or her, ignore mishaps and just accept that they are YOUR fault - basically the fault of the method you are using!
Potty Training, [Housebreaking, Housetraining or House Training] may take a few weeks and you may get some disturbed nights, but it shouldn't be any real
or major hurdle or problem in your relationship with your new best friend.
Taking your puppy outside and giving your chosen command at the right time will result in a happy outcome! Then you must absolutely HEAP praise on your pup!
First choose what command you will use, and all puppies may respond to different
commands - also think about what your command will sound like to any neighbours who may be listening!
Some suggestions I have come across are - 'Be a clean boy/girl', 'Business Time', and the command I use which is 'Pee Time'.
Then you must be consistent. Use the same command every time when you take your pet outside to do what is required of him/her. Then praise, praise, praise, when the desired result is achieved.
You will learn when it's best to take your puppy out to relieve itself - but, first thing in the morning, after meals, after he/she has had a good drink, before bedtime, and regular intervals during the day, are some suggestions. Keep an eye on your puppy, and you are bound to begin to recognise the signs which say it is ready to relieve itself... then potty training, housetraining, housebreaking really WILL be a quick, easy and trouble-free process.
If you are looking for a down to earth, fast and simple instruction manual to help potty train your puppy in JUST 7 DAYS check out my information box below. If, on the other hand, you think you will need further help and advice on puppy/dog training to aid you with your new pup then you have only one option available... click now on the link to the book mentioned in the following paragraph... it contains EVERYTHING anyone could possibly need to train their best friend in the only way your friend deserves - including housetraining advice.
We are talking mostly about puppies here, but if you decide to bring a rescue dog into your home you may experience problems with housetraining, amongst other issues. Stress from its previous life and experiences may be an issue, and you will need to be calm, kind, and patient, when performing any re-training.
If you are experiencing this type of problem I can recommend the IDEAL solution which will give on-going support for as long as you require it - to see what is simply the best dog training information, either on the 'net' or off, just Click Here!
A trouble-free, quick and simple Potty Training [housebreaking, housetraining] system for your puppy [or dog].
Most of all you need a method which works and is kind. Your puppy will really, really, want to please you and receive praise. So, as with all training, a positive frame of mind, and positive training methods, are all that's required.
Give Rewards when your pet does what is required of him or her, ignore mishaps and just accept that they are YOUR fault - basically the fault of the method you are using!
Potty Training, [Housebreaking, Housetraining or House Training] may take a few weeks and you may get some disturbed nights, but it shouldn't be any real
or major hurdle or problem in your relationship with your new best friend.
Taking your puppy outside and giving your chosen command at the right time will result in a happy outcome! Then you must absolutely HEAP praise on your pup!
First choose what command you will use, and all puppies may respond to different
commands - also think about what your command will sound like to any neighbours who may be listening!
Some suggestions I have come across are - 'Be a clean boy/girl', 'Business Time', and the command I use which is 'Pee Time'.
Then you must be consistent. Use the same command every time when you take your pet outside to do what is required of him/her. Then praise, praise, praise, when the desired result is achieved.
You will learn when it's best to take your puppy out to relieve itself - but, first thing in the morning, after meals, after he/she has had a good drink, before bedtime, and regular intervals during the day, are some suggestions. Keep an eye on your puppy, and you are bound to begin to recognise the signs which say it is ready to relieve itself... then potty training, housetraining, housebreaking really WILL be a quick, easy and trouble-free process.
If you are looking for a down to earth, fast and simple instruction manual to help potty train your puppy in JUST 7 DAYS check out my information box below. If, on the other hand, you think you will need further help and advice on puppy/dog training to aid you with your new pup then you have only one option available... click now on the link to the book mentioned in the following paragraph... it contains EVERYTHING anyone could possibly need to train their best friend in the only way your friend deserves - including housetraining advice.
We are talking mostly about puppies here, but if you decide to bring a rescue dog into your home you may experience problems with housetraining, amongst other issues. Stress from its previous life and experiences may be an issue, and you will need to be calm, kind, and patient, when performing any re-training.
If you are experiencing this type of problem I can recommend the IDEAL solution which will give on-going support for as long as you require it - to see what is simply the best dog training information, either on the 'net' or off, just Click Here!
Tuesday, 13 January 2009
Mummy dogs and Daddy dogs
When it comes to Lahsa Apso potty training, or housetraining any other type of puppy or dog for that matter, there is a vast difference between dogs and bitches when it comes to going out to have a pee... especially when they are taken out for a walk.
When bitches go out for walkies, or just to relieve themselves outside, they will go and have a single LONG pee. There is no need for them to stake out a territory like dogs, or to keep, or establish, their place in the pecking order of the dog population in that area.
With dogs they want to establish that they are TOP DOG. They pee little and often, and also try to pee higher up on any area that has previously been 'watered' by another dog. [This behaviour can be altered to a degree by training in a certain way - but we won't go into that here.]
A perfect illustration, and SO funny, was our young male RR named Shimba. We took him out for what would be a 3 mile walk around a reservoir - the first time he had visited the area. Just before we got out of the car to begin our walk a large party of people with about 10 dogs started their walk in the same direction as that which we were going to take. Just picture the scene in your minds eye - I can still see it now - imagine what it must have looked like.
You have never seen anything so funny as our young macho male trying to out-pee all the other dogs put together! Rushing from one spot to another, raising one leg or the other in an amazing display. At one time he was in such a hurry that he hadn't put one leg down before raising the other - the result was hilarious.
Enjoy your picture and DO enjoy your pets they will provide you with much fun, amusement, and joy!
When bitches go out for walkies, or just to relieve themselves outside, they will go and have a single LONG pee. There is no need for them to stake out a territory like dogs, or to keep, or establish, their place in the pecking order of the dog population in that area.
With dogs they want to establish that they are TOP DOG. They pee little and often, and also try to pee higher up on any area that has previously been 'watered' by another dog. [This behaviour can be altered to a degree by training in a certain way - but we won't go into that here.]
A perfect illustration, and SO funny, was our young male RR named Shimba. We took him out for what would be a 3 mile walk around a reservoir - the first time he had visited the area. Just before we got out of the car to begin our walk a large party of people with about 10 dogs started their walk in the same direction as that which we were going to take. Just picture the scene in your minds eye - I can still see it now - imagine what it must have looked like.
You have never seen anything so funny as our young macho male trying to out-pee all the other dogs put together! Rushing from one spot to another, raising one leg or the other in an amazing display. At one time he was in such a hurry that he hadn't put one leg down before raising the other - the result was hilarious.
Enjoy your picture and DO enjoy your pets they will provide you with much fun, amusement, and joy!
Potty training, housebreaking, or housetraining
This has nothing whatsoever to do with potty training, housebreaking, or housetraining yet it could possibly help to get you into the right frame of
mind to achieve success in your adventure.
It's a book from James Allen called, "As A Man Thinketh"
You can grab your free copy by clicking Right Here!
mind to achieve success in your adventure.
It's a book from James Allen called, "As A Man Thinketh"
You can grab your free copy by clicking Right Here!
Lhasa Apso Potty Training ... mistakes to avoid
Lhasa Apso Potty Training is just like housetraining [housebreaking, house training] any other breed of dog. There are some mistakes which it is vital you avoid, or you will experience problems later on down the line!
Mistakes can be made in keeping to too regular a schedule and, more importantly, in only using one place, or one type of surface, to perform! This will be explained more fully later... but it could lead to problems if you have to go to a different place, take your pet away with you, or if your pet has to go for overnight stays at a vets or boarding kennels.
If you are experiencing problems with just potty training, I recommend 7 Day Potty Training which, incidentally, comes with a full 60 day guarantee. Just Click Here! for instant access to this remarkably simple and competitively priced training ebook. Then you can forget all about having to shell out a fortune for a professional trainer!
If you are experiencing other training problems just click on the link in our margin to our other recommended training. More information about this will be found in a later post - but for those in a hurry, and after a bargain - take a look NOW!
The Lhasa Apso, for those who do not know, is a dog breed from Tibet which was introduced in London in 1929. The breed is acknowledged as a 'small dog' and has a long coat [it vaguely resembles a small version of an English Sheepdog]. Your Lhasa Apso will require a regular daily grooming, and, though many people assume - wrongly - that small dogs don't need so much exercise, it will require lots of exercise both on and off the leash.
Mistakes can be made in keeping to too regular a schedule and, more importantly, in only using one place, or one type of surface, to perform! This will be explained more fully later... but it could lead to problems if you have to go to a different place, take your pet away with you, or if your pet has to go for overnight stays at a vets or boarding kennels.
If you are experiencing problems with just potty training, I recommend 7 Day Potty Training which, incidentally, comes with a full 60 day guarantee. Just Click Here! for instant access to this remarkably simple and competitively priced training ebook. Then you can forget all about having to shell out a fortune for a professional trainer!
If you are experiencing other training problems just click on the link in our margin to our other recommended training. More information about this will be found in a later post - but for those in a hurry, and after a bargain - take a look NOW!
The Lhasa Apso, for those who do not know, is a dog breed from Tibet which was introduced in London in 1929. The breed is acknowledged as a 'small dog' and has a long coat [it vaguely resembles a small version of an English Sheepdog]. Your Lhasa Apso will require a regular daily grooming, and, though many people assume - wrongly - that small dogs don't need so much exercise, it will require lots of exercise both on and off the leash.
Monday, 12 January 2009
Lhasa Apso Potty Training
Free advice on potty training for Lhasa Apsos... and any other puppies, or dogs.
Lhasa Apso potty training should be undertaken - like any other housetraining or housebreaking schedule - with positive reinforcements to suit your own particular puppy.
Our blog gives advice on house training your Lhasa Apso, plus many other aspects of looking after your new pet!
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Lhasa Apso potty training should be undertaken - like any other housetraining or housebreaking schedule - with positive reinforcements to suit your own particular puppy.
Our blog gives advice on house training your Lhasa Apso, plus many other aspects of looking after your new pet!
Why not make us one of your 'FAVOURITES' then you can easily check out any helpful new information we've uploaded?
See our margin for our favourite dog training and dog health recommendations... Secrets to Dog Training
View our Privacy Policy here!
Copyright 2009
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